Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30
BRIEFLETS.
Fine bananas at Hawley's.

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1000 yards of curtains at ten cents
per yard at Taylor's.
For stylish light colored stiff hat go
to Robinson's.
First class pants makers wanted at
Hopes, the tailor
Curtain fixtures cents per yard at
Taylors.
The newest styles aud prices at Lloyd
6 Stewards.
May 1. :72S Second avenue. Golden
Eagle clothing store.
Don't forget the curtain sale at Fay
Ior's
Sweeney makes specially of painting
business wagons.
Straw hats just opened at Lloyd &
Stewards.
Nineteen colors in curtain cloth at
Tsylor's
| Closing out liquors at cos, to quit the
business, at Kohn & Adler's
| A full line of fresh vegetables at Haw-
ley's.
| Loans. by the Rock Island Building
Association, Tuesday May 3. 1887
Bargains today at the Golden Eagle
the last day in the old store.
Fifty styles decorated curtains at lay
lor's
The force at NJ A Barns grocery
have been busy today removing his stock
of goods to Henry Lamps old stand
i George Wagner, the but her. found
Sheriff SIlvis' wallet and returned it to
its owner last evening
Judge and Mrs Cornelius Lyndt left
this morning for Boston They sail for
Europe on TIL 9Th.
The Golden Eagle will remove tonight
INTO the new store, 1928 Second avenue
three doors east Of McCabe's.
Pure unadulterated liquors for med icinal
and family use at wholesale cost. at Kohn
& Adler's.
For Rent. The store now occupied by
NJ. A Barnes No. 1905. Second avenue.
Apply to Mrs. Charles Buford.
Ksnn Il Flemming have just received
a fine line of fancy upholstered patent
rockers. Call and examine them.
| h. Of
Rock Island branch of the Irish National
league at Norris hall tomorrow al p. m.
Ex>Sheriff j. NJ RelicKer. arrived from
Red Oak, Iowa, this morning, fer few
days visit in the city.
Cards have been issued for reception
to DR.. and Mrs. Barth on their return
from their bridal trip.
r. T. McNeal offers his attractive bluff
house for sale cheap for ten days, aud
if not sold. for rent for term OF years
at low rate.
The funeral of the late Joseph S,roehle
will he held tomorrow from his home, at
the corner of Fifteenth street and Fourth
avenue.
Will remove this evenine--not out OF
town but 20 1928 Second avenue three
doors east of McCabe's Whof The
Golden Eagle
Mrs Spencer, wife of the late Col J.
, c. Spencer, of Smvra. Mich, arrived last
! night, to visit her mother, Mrs. W A.
Gould
Families desiring to purchase Raible 4
| Stengle's celebrated bottled book beer
I can secure it at Carse II Ohweiler's bot
Ting establishment, at the usual prices
Remember this is the last day tht
Golden Eagle is In the old stand Al
those wishing bargains Will do well t,
call.
+, DR. A H. McCandess leaves thi
evening for Cedar Rapids. to attend tn,
q state dental convention of Iowa. H,
will return next Thursday evening.
Wis, are in the city visiting his brother
Q Willard Baker of the firm of Wilsr,
Baker & Co.
Milo Lee, Jr., is here for few day
visit in his old home He is now il
Q charge of surveying party. with head
+. quarters al Lincoln, Neb.
John Swanson, driver of car II on tn
Moline & Rock Island line, met with
painful accident this morning. The brak
he flew off suddenly and struck him in tn
= head, inflicting an ugly cash
If Society circles in the three cities ar,
It at present agltated over the anproachin:
SIS nuptials of popular young lawyer an
~ ex-newspaper man, of Dave IMPORT, and
no less prominent young lady of thi
" city.
n During the fiscal year just CLOSED
a Magistrate Bennett collected S459.15 i
2, fines and 800 80 in police fees. He IT
y celved from the council for services S52
10 for the year. In April he collecte
$33 in fiues and $40, 20 in fees.
Hon. NJ Y. Cannon and Hon. |
OMars leave this afternoon for Hamil
ton, Nevada. to try the most importar
criminal case the state of Nevada ev,
y knew. The question in controversy
>" the ownership of several million dollar
worth of bonds in silver mine
Will Thompson. aged eighteen, had h
l. foot crushed while jumping off sire
~ car on the Moline and Rock Island lin
mr. in the lower end of town yesterday, Il
e. wheels passing over his foot, Dr. Gov
GO don ia attantit,U hin, and dnns mot mt